Create art for new lockdown-inspired exhibition at South Hill Park
A NEW scheme has been launched by a Bracknell arts centre to keep people connected while life is on hold. South Hill Park is currently closed, but has launched a...
Read moreDetailsA NEW scheme has been launched by a Bracknell arts centre to keep people connected while life is on hold. South Hill Park is currently closed, but has launched a...
Read moreDetailsCAMPAIGNERS re-imagined their latest protest to save the Reading Gaol from development by holding a virtual march. Originally, supporting residents planned to march through Reading on Saturday, March 21, in...
Read moreDetailsIf someone offered you a robot doll, tailored to satisfy your every wish (whether emotional and sexual) and sculpted to personify your definition of beauty – would you accept the...
Read moreDetailsPlease note, cinemas across the borough have closed due to the coronavirus crisis. Check individual cinema websites for updates. THIS MONTH, a performance by one of the world’s greatest tenors...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’s two cinemas have been closed as a result of the coronavirus crisis. The Showcase cinema at Winnersh shutdown on Tuesday evening, and is now offering refunds. A statement on...
Read moreDetailsThis concert has been postponed due to coronavirus THE Crowthorne Choral Society will be bringing a performance of Vivaldi’s Gloria later this month. The programme will also include other coronation...
Read moreDetailsA MAIDENHEAD arts centre has become the latest organisation to close its doors as a result of the coronavirus crisis. Yesterday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson told the public to avoid...
Read moreDetailsReading Arts added that they are working with artists and tour promoters to reschedule events where possible. Tickets holders will be updated as soon as solutions are confirmed.
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council has made a decision to close all of its libraries, leisure centres and other public venues as a result of the coronavirus crisis. A statement posted on...
Read moreDetails“Where the event has not been cancelled but you are understandably concerned about attending the event, unfortunately there would generally be no right to a refund.”
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